Everest Cale

“Before I Knew What Love Was” draws the listener in, devising Everest Cale as a band that plays with sound and offers many dynamics—loud, pensive, aggressive, contemplative—in one song, one performance. - Pancakes and Whiskey

ROCK-‘N’-ROLL, THROUGH AND THROUGH - Interview Magazine

What do you get when you mix a little Southern twang with Brooklyn subculture? Two words: Everest Cale - Pancakes and Whiskey

Everest Cale only drives that idea home with throwback guitar riffs and legitimate rock beats behind Treacy’s strong voice and deep lyrics. Don’t stop, Everest Cale. Don’t stop. - New York Social Status

Brooklyn via South Carolina band Everest Cale explore the scorched earth landscape of a post apocalyptic world with their new single “Fossils”. “Fossils” is a slow burning song, accentuating instrumental space and poignant lyrics, with slow building guitar and drums that eventually explode into lyrical hope. - SceneSC

Infused with classic rock influences, with enough of a modern twist to keep things from ever sounding stale, the band’s dynamic indie rock sound walks the line between fresh and familiar. - The Deli

Everest Cale, an indie rock band based in Brooklyn, N.Y., and headed by frontman Brett Treacy, a South Carolina native and former Charleston resident, recently released a song titled “Mary Lee” in recognition of the famous great white shark that has repeatedly visited the South Carolina coast. - Moultrie News

Even if we’d just smashed into the shore, we’d be excited to premiere Everest Cale’s brand new single, “Was I Wrong.” The Brooklyn band bare all in this acoustic folk rock track, which, even in title, is not afraid to ask some tough questions. - Pancakes and Whiskey

It pulls you in, tune by tune, until you’re left reeling with the ambiguous lyrics and hard-hitting riffs. - Pancakes and Whiskey

Overall, Beast was a swell listen and calmed the nerves. Everest Cale has that smooth sound that goes down easily and is fairly timeless. - The Aquarian

There is a lot of hype surrounding Everest Cale’s live shows, and it seems that those of us who are not in the New York area are really missing out. - Static Multimedia

The new EP Beast by Everest Cale is just that - a beast of a small entity, ready and waiting to pounce into your ears. - Exclusive Magazine

“Cut the apple from your eye before she takes a bite,” is more than enough to assure that you’ve stumbled upon greatness. Love is brutal and Everest Cale is explicitly descriptive of the torture. - Music Under Fire

We're happy to premiere this video from indie outfit, Everest Cale. I fucking love this song. - SYFFAL

Everest Cale haven't abandoned their core country-blues sound, their live interpretation is closer to Crazy Horse. - Brooklyn Rocks

Playing one of their largest shows to date, Brooklyn-based Everest Cale played a sold out set at Tammany Hall celebrating the release of their EP Beast.. - The Brooklyn Babe